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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22
ACTION OF THE DRUMMERS.
Steps Taken to Test the Constitutionelity OF
the Drummars'T Tax.


the Drummsrs'T Tax,
Correspondenceo of the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, April 19.-At meeting of
the Waco Drummers' Association, held in
the Pacific hotel parlors this morning.
Mr.. II. Strauss officiat ed as chairman pro
TEN, and Mr.. W. B. Frederick acted as
secretary pro TEN. The following reso-
luton was proposed and adopted unani-
m0usly:
Resolved, That the treasurer of the
Waco Drummers' Association be and he
is hereby authorized and instructed to
give notice through the columns
of the Waco Day, Waco Examiner,
Fort Worth Gazette, Galveston
News, Dallas Dews, San Antonio
Express, Austin Statesman, St.
Louis Giobe-Democrat and al the other
newspapers in Texas friendly TO the com
merCial travelling men, calling upon each
and every travelling man selling goods in
Texas, to send forthwith to j. r. Pace,
secretary and treasurer, at Waco, Tex,
their subscription of money to be used in
defraying the expenses incident to test
ing the constituuOn0lity of q statute OF
Texas, which imposes a tax on drummers
selling goods within the limits OF said
state.
The meeting then adjourned.
TREASURER PAGES CALL.
BY virtue and in pursuance Of u resOlu-
ton unanimously adopted at the recent
meeting of the Waco Drummer's Associ-
alton, held il the city of Waco on April
10, 1887, notice is hereby given that all
drummers selling goods in Texas who
desire to contribute such sums as they
feel disposed to give to be hsed in de-
fraying the expenses incjden1to testing
the constitutionaity of Statute of
Texas imposing tax on drum
mers for selling goods in said state,
to forward their subscription by postoffice
order to me at Waco. a receipt for the
same will be returned to each subscrib-
er's address and the money will be de-
posted in the Waco State Bank for safe
keeping until the same is checked out by
order of our said association for the pur-
poses expressed in said resolution.
j. r. PACE.
Secretary and Treasurer, Waco Drum
mers' Association.
Waco, Tex, April 10, 1887.
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he Northwest Texas Teachers Asso-

the Northwest Texts Teachers Asso-
citation.
Fully realizing the necessity of such an
organization, we earnestly request that
all teachers addressed will join US in the
matter. If it be impossible for them to
be present in person, we ask that they
favor US with & communication on the
subject.
In the event we organize cordial invi-
tation is extended to the members of
other associations to join this. Respect
fully, j. I. ROBERTS, Denver,
j. Fl. TIMBERLAKE, Montague,
J. I. BRYAN, Bowie,
Committee
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22
Man wants Tonic

When there is q lack Of elastic energy in the
system, shown by sensation Of languOr and
pztesi in the morning, frequent yawning dur
ing the day and disturbed sleep at night,
Hcatetter's Stomach Bitters isfuses unWonted
eDexgy into the enfeebIed aud nervous, endow-
ing them with muscular energy, an ability to
repese healthfulIYs and digest without incon-
yenienee. n Nervoasness, headaches bntousness,
impslsedappetite and feeble, arduDlesome
stomachs are alIs&nd spees1y SET right by this
matchless rsg4lator aH1l invls6rant. The
| mineral p0Isfonss aLn2zg then3Sztzy CHINA and
fnitesimal doses. The BftteTs answers sht
purpose more efeetually, and can be re
| JED upon as perfectly safe by the most prudent
Fever and ague, kidney troubles and rheAp2.
/ tlsm yield TO it.
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I'VE would be pleased to know OF 8 man
or woman who has never had headache or
seen subject to constipation. As these
seem to be universal troubles little ad-
wee may be in order. Why. should per.
sons cram their stomachs with Eauseating
puFgatiys pills, etc, which sicken and
3 ebilitste when such q pleasant and ster-
1hng;Temsdy as Erickly Ash Bit(ers. will
act mildly and Effectively on the liver,
kidueys, stomach and bowels ana asthe
same timetone up and strengthen the
wholesystem, causing headache, constgs
patton and all such distressing evils to
quickly disappear.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22
A SINGULAR COINCIDENCE. !
Two Posses in Search of the Same Outlaws
Open Fire on One Another.

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo-, April 20.-Sstur-
day night Constable Charles Barfeld OF
Butler county went to Neelyville with a
posse of half dozen deputies to arrest
two outlaws. They took a position to
await their coming. On the same night
the Riply county sheriff came to Nicely
vile on the same mission, and neither
knew of the others presence. The But
Ter county men had hardly taken posses
sion when they heard the Ripley county
deputies approaching and supposed they
were the outlaws, who had come with 8
large force in anticipation of an attack
The Butler county deputies opened fusi-
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Saved HIS Life.

Mr.. D. I. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave,
Ky, says he was for many years badly
afflicted with phthisic, also diabetes; the
sometimes alnaost throw him into convul-
siOns. He tried Etectric Bitters and got
relief from the FIRST bottle, and after tax
ing six bottles was entirely cured and
had gained in flesh eighteenpounds Says
he positively believes he wouldshave died
had it not been for the relief afforded by
Electric Bitters. Sold at 50 cents bottle
by Il. w. Williams & Co.
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lade on them with Winchesters. The fire
was returned. For several hours the dep
uties waged q desultory warfare. At day
light the besieged recognized the besieg-
ing party and parley was effected, which
ended the battle. Two men were wound
ed, though not fatally. The outlaws have
left the country.
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The Barkeeper's Puzzle.
New York World.

N6W IUIA " UIIus
Twenty-one thirsty men went into 6
bar-room, and each took drink of beer
The 5arkeeper said: Well, boys, the
prohibitionists are going to break up my
business anyhow, and l am willing to
stand this treat. Let US arrange our
selves in triangle thus:
Barkeeper.
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ON WINNEBAGO RESERVATION.
a Conflict Between Troops and Settlers
Imminent.

MINNEAPOLIs, MINI, April 19.-Great
excitement exists among the Wiunebago
reservation settlers. The infantry COM
pany sent out Sunday marched thirty
miles yesterday and entered the reserya-
ton. They Will continue on to Big
Bend where the settlers have gathered.
A large party left Pierre for Big Bend
this morning. The agent at Crow Greek
anticipates trouble. The Sheriff Of
Hughes county, George ". Harris, is now
on the WinnebagO reservation, where he
has resided since ArthuT's proclamation.
He is an old pioneer and one Of the most
daring men on the frontier. Should ne
say the word the settlers would take him
as leader and fight it out, even if every
man was killed.
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Now, somebody begin at any point and
count around; let every seventh man step
aside aud the count proceed as each one
drops out, and if 1 amleft as the last man,
will pay for all-otherWise everybody
must pay for his own. The puzzle is to
count,around, dropping out every seventh
man, so that the barkeeper will be the
last and only man left. n B-As this is
the barkeeper's treat, Prohibitionists
should count themselves out before they
begin to solve the problem.
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FRESH RAILWAY ROBBERIES.
The Richmond and DanviIIe Road the Vie
tim of an Organized Gang.

tim of an Organized Gang.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April I8.-John
Caldwell, white, and William Frone-
berger and Joe Harris, both colored, have
been arrested in Greenville, charged with
being implicated in a scheme for the
wholesale robbery of through freight
trains on the Richmond and DanvilIe
Road. Caldwell is widely known. Since
last November the railroad authorities
have missed various articles of freight
from trains en- route southwark. Goods
to the value of 5000 have been reported
missing. The robbery was traced to
Greenville, and it was discovered that
John Caldwell has been Offering privately
a large lot of plaids for sale. An investi-
CATION showed that q systematic plan of
robbery was being operated by an organ
lied band. Other parties are under sus-
picion. SO far no railroad men are i'm
plicated. Caldwell informed; Chief Of
Police Kennedy where 1900 yards of
plaids can be found at a store in the
cOUQtrV
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THE MOULDERS' STRIKE.
Five Hundred Men at Louisville and 300 at
Cincinnati Go Out.
OUT AT LOUISVILLE.

OOl Al LOOlSN LILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April I8.-Exactly
500 mOulders quiz work this morning
when "Scab" patterns from St. Louis
were given out. The fOunGries were COM
PEELED to shut down, and though work
will be sent from this, the third, to the
second district tomorrow, they will not
resume until the trouble is settled The
second district comprises New York,
Brooklyn and other large eastern cities.
One manufacturer says so per cent. of the
fOuudries OF the country are members of
the National Defense Association, and he
expects to see the entire number of union
mouIders go out within the next ten days
The last strike cost this city large sum,
and there is said to be g disposition
among many manufacturers to cOmpro-
mise the disputed points.
ORDERED OUT AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, April 18.-AbOut
900 stove moUldeTs were ordered out to
day, because patterns of Bridge, Beach &
Co. of st. Louis were offered in the
fOundr7, and being asked to make four
stove doors in day, but the principle is
the same. The matter was referred to
President Fitzpatrick of the National
Union of Stove MOulders, and ne ordered
the men out, so there are men striking
who have no complaint and when en-
ployers have none. Some of the men are
complaining, because according to re-
ports, men in other cities are permitted
TO work on these patterns. President
Fitzpatrick says he has. no knowledge
that such is the fact.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

The Missouri Pacific Railway is erect
ing depot at baskerville, new town in
Bell county. The town is being rapidly
built up and VIII soon have large four
ing mill
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Our Progress.

As stages are quickly abandoned with
the completion of railroads, so the huge,
drastic, cathartiGs pills, composed of
crude and bulky medicines, are quickly
abandoned with the REPRODUCTION of Dr.
Pierce's pheasant Pufgative Pellets"
which are sugsEscoated, &nd little larger
than mustard Seeds, but Seemposed of
highly concentrated vegetable extracts.
By druggists.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

The happiness, OF many women is
wrecked by i'll healths due to some func-
tIonal derangement which DR.. Drom-
coolies English EeInale Bister5, the only
reliable remedy for female Troubles, VIII
correct
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

Ponds Extract for Pains, Aches and
Injuries, is somethiRg that when people
once try it they csHhever be induced to
change for anything eaae,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

! Mr. Buthter, "a well known citizen of
Lancaster, Pa, has used St. Jacobs Oil,
and,Eonsiders it an eHcelleaf remedy in
cases of sweliings. brufses and bufas.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

Hoods Sarsapslalla is peculiar to it.
self and Superior to ali other PREPARATIONS
fn strength, economy. and S,nedicinal
merit. .
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

Wise is he wagkge ms his oSn needs.
CONSTIPATION is too saitcT regMGted and
RFednces tstsl disegses. MOTIF Casca-
zine is positive a9&s.su araASee dsegLe.
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Wrs. geimslo,u,s epptbina earup.

Wrs. @in8lOtu's GDptbittg ggrup.
8en. Snlpanus Cobb iAreibt i'm Bos
fon gbrifian 6reeman": auf feinen
Taa piroen mir cine Webisin empfeblen,
nauientli9 fir 3inbs:. nenn mir nidt
wiBten, baB Ge gut if. Bon Wrs.
WinSlpws Sb,up fSunen mir iebcd aus
Grfatruns fpreden. Sn unterer eigenea
6amitie bat er fld ole Sesen ern ieisn,
neil er einem Sinbe, bas nit Sclit sez
pciuist war. S@taf psri&afte uno ben
@ltern &ube wdbreno ber Wadt
Gderte. Die meilten GItern merben eie<
fen Seeen 5u idasen %Difien. Sier if
Elm Irtifel, Der fid bewdbrt unb barmlcS
1T, bsnn Der Sdlat ben sr benz Sinte
p.rf&aft. III uatirli9 unb Der tleine gn.
gel erwadt 10 better ME elm 4ncpf."
Wdbrenb ces 3ahneus lit fein Grfctg i,it.
i4dsbar. Uir baben bdufs genis BON
Wittern bic aeuBeruns sebSrt, baB fe
nidt Obne ben Sprup iein mSgen bon Der
@eburt bes Sinbes an bis our Bcllens
buuS bes 3abnens. Yerfouft bon alien
N~pcibefern ju Is Gents bic 6lalae.
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6. S. WeRaer,

POS Weft : @ommereefraBe
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr getpdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeauT,
gtIberrabmeu uHb 3eifen,
urb ferner nsben 3ei9nensM aterialien
aller Mrt, 5arben unb Nnffrei=
der M aterialien, DEFENDERS
6ammers fertig gemif1te
Garbett, Die beien unb bilieien I'M
Martie, bi. unter boiler @arantie bers
fduft merben. Sen Il uub b e.
eeIglas unb anbere In bieIes Sad
i9lagenbe Nrtisel; tDorin Qerr Miiler
bas grDBts Eager i'm Wefieu beg Gtoas
tes bat. Mnftrdse aug Dem 2anbe pers
ben prompt ausqefGbri.
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CINDERELLA gd)ub Store.
gde Oft.6onfpufraBe unb Noeuue c.
gaaiu ganifl Yaaifi

Banitl panif! Banifl
M~ uniere fosben i'm OIen nHses ~Ga
f~auften 8orraibe an 9duben unb
5tiefeln mt3ea in IA SaBen
uerfauft neresn. uno iei
aeA es unterm GDienpreisl @a
GoIgeuoe BeifpieIe oieneu als yeueis
uaferer beilpielos uiebrigen greiis:
II peridieoeue arten nie0fissr Derren-
f9ube 5a $l.40(En-gro preis 81. 75)
5%anoBenabte 6srrenfGube n@onereb"
gu $2.75 (ioaf iibli9er preis 81.
@%rtrafeine %baEb9endb.e 9errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anbe1spo gu SIS so berfauft.)
Gnabsnfbube u. 9n6pfitie(el gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
gIirafelne Gnopfiiisfel fur &naben So
(Wertb $3.50.
Damen 8antofFeln Scr. 5-.9 gu nur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdb6cnfdube BON @laee>2eber
gu lur 70 Gents (Wertb $l).
&tnberi9ube gu 40, so unb 80 Gents,
Die aneerspo so, IS Gents unb 81
folfen.
gabD 96ube beri6iebener art, bon
Is Gents an.
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California @sine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm grDbes Sue
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Germ S. s. MeDer am Nlamo
plasa. Serr Meper iudt bic Weine
an Ort uub STEELE aus ulb tauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Weinsl6ter. Mls
gutem 3enner 9elingt es ibm ftets, bic
beifen Sorten aussuwdblen. st fam
feline Gunben uno Gamilien hit einenl
guten Sropfen berieben. &oib= unb
WeiBmeine in bor3iiglider QuaIitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
iHs 5aus geliefert.
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Sdwade nrS finOerluie Trallell

ioaten nidt berabeifeln, f~onesrn 8atb unO Be.
aus einem Bu4e idopfen, burd mel.
Dies &anienoe innerbaIb ~iiirjeiter 3eit ibre oolle
9efambbeit wieosr erlanst unb ben ~einjiaen
hires Ssrsens in GrfiIung seben ia
ben. Das nit rielen franteuseididien sr.
reidIid ausseItoitcte n%eueie Nert
GRATIS nnb franco berldidt BON Der
Rriba.e Clinic & DtSpeniarp, rs G..
0oniton Ctr, Netu 0Orf, ". y.
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Ser Gan asehrp sprinas 9arf

1T Der Manfabrtsort ber San Mntonier
unb aasr 8eiu1er Der MlamDs5 tabt,
un Der 9ibe su entflieben nnb i6 i'm
fiiblen S9atten su ergeben. Der Bart
bat in Golge feiner Gage gu isoer 9as
gesseit cine belebenbe Grif6e unb Gas
miIien uanoerm bdufig gum prinats
Picnie binaus, ebenfo ME 8ereine unb
Gefelf9aften bier lire Geffe feierH. See
ben Sag freie Duff. gle grfrif9uns
gen ME 8ier, 2imonabe. @ein. Wbis.
fep &c. fino in better Qualitdt gu baben
24,5-5Mt s. RerbIe, pd6ter.
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Qn6t Cub niGi t1nfh,en

= 2aBt gu@ ni6t tdui6en bur9
niebere Yreiie fir arbeit, pel6e better
als irseno cine in Seras 0eIiefert Nib,
ionbern Oerfaet @u6 nod Gala.
N ap's BbotOgrapbiihem Mtelier, No.
413 Ofs 5ouitonsS traBe, mo Sud CUTE
uno 3ufrieoeniielenbe Nrbeit gu reellem
Breife garantirt tpirb.
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Hu6leus Mrusea.galbe.

Die befte Salbe Der @eIt fir S9nitte
luetf6unsen, @sfduire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf6las, GIsfts, s~efprunsene Sdnoe, GrOF.
beulen unb ale Sauttrantbeiteu; turirt o..
mOrrboiben ober feline 8e3abluue. B6Hise
Classification garantirt ober bas @elb trirb
juriiderfattet. % Gents bic Sdadtel bel u
Grei6
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9erren. uno GnabensIns
sti ge. fdoer genus fit Serbt unb
Winter rs - 335% biliger als friiber,
um NIT benz @orratb gu rdulnen. pans
coat & 5obn.
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u. meD. 8. 8. W0ru9
215 9ummitsG traBe

Ser Rieienbampfer .@rsat 60.
fern. bas sr0bte S6iff bsr Welt, Def.
fen Bau unb Musriihung einft uner.
meBli6e Summsn beri9luugen, III III
9onbon su benz preiie BON $105, 900
perautionirt %porben.
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l1niere tleueti Winteripaaren:
Clothing, SerrensS oileitesM rtifel, l1ns
terseug &c. fommen nod ulb mad on
unD Iiesen our gef6tisung offen. Yans
coat & 9o1n.
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- Gin Mann, Der DO Sabre lang
nit Mebicineu gu tbun gebabt bat,
foa.e Salj bon 3uder unterf@eiben
f6nnen. Manh6re, mas Elm folder iagt:
3olebo, o., 10. San. '87.
Yin bic 9errsn 8. s. gbeneb & So.
Meine 9erren! Mdbreub elmer 4Os
idbrisen Yraris babe i'd biel nit Mebis
einer su tbun gehabt, aber oennpb 1T
mir nod ME elm mebieinif1es prdparat
porsetommen, bas i9 nit 70 bel 8ers
trdusn auf grfolg perf9reiben f6nnte,
ME 5aas 4atarrb.Rnr, ,peldes Sic
anfertigen. Sd babe es fdon oft bers
i6rieben unb 3par iebesmdl nit benz
sufriebentenenofen grfoIge. Gum
S9luNe nil id nur nod binauflgen,
boB ib cen Gal bon Gatorrb erEt nod
finben muB, in mel6em &c feline Wirs
flung betiaat, bordusgeiebt natirli9.
oaB bic Mebiein BEN 8orf9riften ge,
mdB angemenbet pirb.
Sbr ~ergebener
Or. meb. 8. 8. @orIu@
215 Summit, GtraBe.
Dir eebeu 500 fur ieben SOL BON
Gatarrb. pelGer ni6t bur6 0au's
"Catarrh-C Cure" gebeiit ueroen f6nnte.
Sies Wlittel lit innerli9 an3upenben.
s. S. @benep & Co., 3olebo, Dbio
@igentbimer.
sy- gu baben in ieuer apotbete
gu IS Gents.
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I. Huth 81 sohn,
Slngltngen1 Mdnnern
nir5
Sid)ere @eilatn0 9~arantist.

Die f6redliden 6oIsen bar 5u9enoianbeu,
@efdledtsfdpdde perurfadenD, pDDurh Self
unb a6rper ruiuirt DerOen, permanent aes
betlf. 9er3tlopfen, Gdadtsaabsit, Saanen.
abFub. @eDadtniefdmd4e, Berluf Der guer.
sie, abneisung segen @siea@9aft uno NaeIan.
dolie griinoIi9 farirt. gerbeiratbete Mamuer,
ODER iolGe, bic ii9 Serbeiratben pollen, bic Ia
GoIse bon Snnisei elton in Der SAaenS an ge.
fdledts. unb NerbenIdpHde Ieibeu, werben
eriinoli9 furirt. Refine MineraIieus eiuqsqe.
ben. Sunse Mdnuer, bic ibre 8eit nit unfabi.
gen eenten Deridpeuoet uno fid bobnrh 4raIf>
beiten he's aupfes, Der Safe, 6ss Salfes, Der
eeber, gunsen, ginsepsi6e nnb bes Maasss
ansescsen baben, iperbsn iGneIL firirt. labt
Sud nidt tnrG falf9es sdamsefibI abbaItsn,
iofort
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2,179 I'm 8etrage bon $5s5,c00
~ Nnfraseu fur A9euteH, fopte Water
iir Clubs fonnen nur In Der Offics In Mem
Orleans semadt perben. Bsssn iadbsret Ahs-
fnnft fhretbe man peutli9 bic sanss MbrsTe.
Wan idide @elb' burG Bpfal No.
te n. G1preB Wonea Srber, Wep Ncrf
Wedfel ouf Stem SrleoHs. 81
9riefe nit Currency unseranSeri pes eybsss
Sir aabIen gsprebtoRen.
W. u. Dauptia,
Hep Drleans sa.
Bran a~Oreffire rse;frirtt Br;efs on bic
Sem Srleons Not;cnal Banf,
Mcp Orgcaas, Ga.
@bworD Wcers MSsnf.
22l aceauia STRIDE, San i~aatenio, 9sras
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Nle reue Sorten in Often, bic
Dunlap einsei6IORen, bel paueoaf &
@ohu.
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[. HUTH & SOHN,
bic aite unb bstpdbrte
gtfen< 8 DDl5maaren<,
Sarbers n. Samesl.. S anbluna,

OU~~ W$ ~WSssE$ts Dt4p4tSt*p
226, 22s anb $50 Marf.- Strpbe,
Gan antonlp ...........E eras.
Saben erbalien
Cine garlabuns aussrDdbItcn Soaaea, G5etIe
uno 4lfalfa t2~aaeruer Glee) Gamen gben.
falls erbalten 1000 @funO neue Crate Rib.
@arsen. I'm Sanb: Sobnfon, Mixeb failure,
Ordarb, @errenial @se, unb Rnlen . Gras.
Santen.
Agenten fir MiefIe8Ine@rasMet Il.
plIge, finb bic beifen, einfd9ifen, biliefen,
adrfaen nnb Ieidt sebenbfen @ettpEiae; i5u.
asn NIT dtuet sutea @ieroen ODER MuIen bear.
6eitet nerben.
agenten fur BITE b~erRbmfen Brinly PHueee,
Rlauet It. Horse Hoe and Cultivat0rs com
oined, sanD Saineusr,as, EFige anS gyI.
auatorsn. Sul. y, Dre9t Burfmaf@inen n,sb
EatAer Itenfiien, @bas. aenfbs oouig ~
traetoren, 8ienen.Gauder, Mefer.e.
GrbaIteu cine GarIaSung 9arriion Bros. q
90. gum @ sbrauA ferti9 semiihte Barben.
Gbenfnas erbalten: Hammonds Slug Shot,
Sas bette Srfeiten. 9uIper, bon allen prpnis
nenten Snmendidtern tnb @drtnern enpfrbIer.
Bir faufen brett bon Gabriiert NIB berf1uftu
~ ben nisorisfeH Marftpreifen fEr Hcashp.
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Dtsfes Snfttut puros i'm Sabre 1888 fiji.
eratesnnss. uno &otltbatisteits .s3mcds boa
Der StaafsieyisIaiur sefssli& inenrporiri.
Durb Elm Neutrality-suspicious. 8otum purben ibre
Medte eth She'll bel gegenpdrtieen Gtaatseon.
f~tttnticn. angenommen an 2. December 1879.
5bre sraBen 3iehnugen etn3eI.
men " ummera inoen monatIih fatt.
Die antersei@neten Bantcn nno 8anliers
tueroen ale @epinne in Der 2ouifiana Staats.
sotterie, bic ibaen prafeutirt per6eu, nnsaa6Ien.
). 2. Ssieabp, Yrdf. Ga. Wat. Banf.
y. ganaur, Brdi. State Nat. Banf.
U. 8alouin, Yrdf. @. 8. Mat. Bont.
Carl Rrba, Yraf. linton 0af. 9aaf.
Wrobe mpaatltds 3ietnns
IN Der aeabeult cf MuGe, Rem Orleans
9ienftag ben 8. 0Ooember 1887.
Daupt9elptnn $4,000.
100000 5idets gu $40 iebes.
9albe IS. 6anftel 50. 3shatel ST..
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